The "IMI: Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Routine Maintenance for Technicians" course is specifically designed to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in the electric and hybrid vehicle sector. With the rapid expansion of EV and hybrid technology across the UK and globally, technicians must now understand the unique systems, safety considerations, and maintenance requirements that these vehicles present. This course provides a structured, practical introduction to maintaining EVs and hybrids, ensuring technicians are fully prepared for real-world service environments.

Throughout the course, participants will explore the core technologies that drive electric and hybrid vehicles, learn the critical differences between hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and fully electric models, and understand the latest UK safety regulations. Students will master safe working practices around high-voltage systems, including PPE requirements, system isolation, and emergency response procedures. Essential maintenance tasks such as battery inspection, cooling system servicing, regenerative braking checks, and HVAC system upkeep are thoroughly covered to develop a strong foundation for day-to-day workshop operations.

Additionally, learners will become familiar with diagnostic tools, firmware update processes, and troubleshooting techniques for hybrid and EV systems. Customer communication skills are also emphasized, ensuring technicians can clearly explain procedures and provide valuable aftercare advice. By completing this course, technicians will not only increase their employability in a rapidly expanding automotive field but will also contribute to promoting sustainability and safety in the industry.